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    Comment #49152568

    Defer is easier to fit into TS/JS as GC isn’t observable ( it kinda is with FinalisationRegistry but with a huge list of gotchas ). Defer only cares if the variable leaves scope. A…

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    Comment #48990971

    Oh cool I was working on something similar awhile back and couldn’t find much precedent. The project got retired as our use case went away. But I’d love to revisit it. It’s still o…

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    Comment #48979533

    There are also some cases where this can be magnified by certain write patterns or system behaviours. I think there was a case of Teslas having these sorts of failures at one point…

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    Comment #48946557

    Interesting, I experimented a bit with this when my daughter was younger. I used to walk around the room with her in my arms singing to get her to sleep. To ensure she would be set…

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    Comment #48856913

    Yeah it wasn’t until I started pushing my daughter around in a pram that I started appreciating them. Crossing a road without them is a chore. I saw a sibling comment mentioning ab…

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    Comment #48641426

    Mmm so there’s 2 trade offs as far as I can see if you used a folder which both the user and app can access. Firstly if an app does want a space that’s filesystem shape but does no…

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    Comment #48635629

    Both sides are valid. Is it a security risk? In the right conditions yes. But on the other side of it there’s user consent, limited per domain access, and the capability to do mult…

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    Comment #48537759

    Arcane Scholar: a local first application for all your TTRPG needs. Create and manage characters, classes, spells, and more. Then package them up to share with your table. In the s…

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    Comment #48434358

    As other people have said the community is divided. I try not to be too negative about AI frankly because a lot of people I know are excited about it and are using it. But it’s saf…

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    Comment #48328438

    Strangely enough kids did fine before social media, and I would say as an adult I also do fine without it. Concerns about age gating etc are true but as we’re already experiencing …

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    Comment #48066224

    Fun thing about random is that these things happen. UUIDv7 is less prone to this as it includes both a time component and random. I’ve been using ULID in a few project which has si…

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    Comment #47905106

    Having lived through the changes from callback hell, early promises and then async/await I only ever found each step an improvement and the negatives are very minor when actually w…

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    Comment #47598817

    Near to me they are planning a new data centre. As part of the proposal they have included a solar power plant, and running coolant from the data centre to houses in the village fo…

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    Comment #47583925

    Push push push. When your customers are livid at you take a small step back. Wait for a moment then come back at them from another angle. I hate this philosophy. But it’s seems to …

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    Comment #47478778

    I have quite a few sets of dice for D&D, nearly all of which favour aesthetics over balance. But saying that I prefer to use simpler plastic with rounded edges at a table. Sharp ed…

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    Comment #47465747

    I feel both great and awful about this. For over a decade I’ve said that nearly anyone that uses a computer could benefit from some programming understanding. A little bit can go a…

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    Comment #47453883

    As I understand it they discovered a long chain molecule which was highly inert and wouldn’t stick to anything. Which was a useful feature but you know makes it hard to attach to a…

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    Comment #47374345

    All valid points, but I don’t miss having a tangle of wire in my pocket or that wire failing after a couple of months meaning I have to get a new set of headphones.

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    Comment #47306473

    We used reusable nappies for our daughter and introduced the potty very early. The reduction in waste is many times larger than you expect particularly with a very young child ( we…

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    Comment #47077518

    A languages syntax and its error messages are its user interface. Yes you can have a good tool that you don’t enjoy looking at. You can also have a good tool that’s frustrating to …

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    Comment #46813629

    Very interesting article, but the website is a mess. Kept reloading and crashing on my iPhone. Gave up in the end. Probably the excessive amount of ads.

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    Comment #46587108

    I looked into this and the issue is the inbuilt SecurityAgent briefly taking focus. For me I believe it’s related to some management setting our company has added not getting on wi…

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    Comment #46324426

    I recall standing in CEX one day perusing the cabinet of random electronics ( as you do ) and wondering why the Intel CPUs were so cheap compared to the AMD ones. I eventually conc…

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    Comment #45966729

    Assuming that the lines on the road are in good condition or even exist. Uneven roads, potholes, and corners/junctions with no signage can all be a challenge is poor conditions wit…

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    Comment #45383976

    Every job I’ve worked in the last 10 years has asked to see my passport so they can check I’m allowed to work in this country. I expect employers who aren’t checking don’t care, an…